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Table of Contents
Kiwi-3P Matrix Features.........................................................................................................................................4
Front Panel Description...........................................................................................................................................5
Basic Connections...................................................................................................................................................6
Menu Flow Chart.....................................................................................................................................................7
E it Map..................................................................................................................................................................8
Menu Notes.............................................................................................................................................................9
Tone Selection.......................................................................................................................................................10
Group Buttons (A-D)........................................................................................................................................10
Bank an Tone Buttons (1-8)............................................................................................................................10
Performance Control Section.................................................................................................................................11
3P Upgra e Notes..................................................................................................................................................13
Waveforms........................................................................................................................................................13
Sync..................................................................................................................................................................13
Sens Control......................................................................................................................................................13
Clock Display...................................................................................................................................................14
Mi i Switch......................................................................................................................................................14
3P Upgra e Notes..................................................................................................................................................15
Chorus...............................................................................................................................................................15
Mi i Receive ...................................................................................................................................................15
Mi i Panic.........................................................................................................................................................15
PG-200 Support................................................................................................................................................15
Sysex Dump......................................................................................................................................................15
Portamento........................................................................................................................................................16
Sequencer..............................................................................................................................................................17
Writing an E iting..........................................................................................................................................18
Arpeggiator............................................................................................................................................................19
Setting up with External Devices..........................................................................................................................20
External Clock..................................................................................................................................................20
Mi i Notes........................................................................................................................................................20
Hol Pe al........................................................................................................................................................20
PG-200 Controller............................................................................................................................................20
E iting a Patch.......................................................................................................................................................21
TONE – DCO........................................................................................................................................................22
TONE - VCF.........................................................................................................................................................23
TONE - LFO..........................................................................................................................................................23
TONE - VCA.........................................................................................................................................................24
TONE - MATRIX..................................................................................................................................................25
TONE – ENV 1-3..................................................................................................................................................26
TONE – Voice Mo e.............................................................................................................................................26
TONE - ARP/SEQ.................................................................................................................................................26
GLOBAL – Mi i an General Settings.................................................................................................................27
KIWI-3P Upgra e Special Functions....................................................................................................................29
Mi i In..............................................................................................................................................................29
Mi i Out............................................................................................................................................................29
Sequencer Mi i Out..........................................................................................................................................29
Factory Restore.................................................................................................................................................29
Program Up ate................................................................................................................................................29
Upgra e Install......................................................................................................................................................30
Kiwi-3P CPU Boar Install..............................................................................................................................31
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Mi i Boar PG-200 Mo ..................................................................................................................................34
Pulse Wi th Mo Install...................................................................................................................................35
Chorus Spee Mo Install................................................................................................................................37
Optional Fixes for the Kiwi-3P.........................................................................................................................38
A justments for the JX-3P (Test Mo e)...........................................................................................................39
Mi i Data...............................................................................................................................................................41
Continuous Controllers.....................................................................................................................................42
Real Time Comman s.......................................................................................................................................46
Mi i Sysex Support..........................................................................................................................................46
Mi i Sysex Data...............................................................................................................................................47
Sysex Hea er...............................................................................................................................................47
$01 (1) Request Global Dump.....................................................................................................................48
$02 (2) Transmit or Receive Global Dump..................................................................................................48
$03 (3) Request Tone E it Buffer Dump.....................................................................................................48
$04 (4) Transmit/Receive Tone E it Buffer Dump......................................................................................49
$05 (5) Request Tone Dump........................................................................................................................57
$06 (6) Transmit/Receive Tone Dump.........................................................................................................57
$0 (13) Request E it Buffer Tone Parameter.............................................................................................58
$0e (14) Transmit / Receive E it Buffer Tone Parameter............................................................................58
$0f (15) Request Global Parameter..............................................................................................................58
$10 (16) Transmit/Receive Global Parameter..............................................................................................58
$13 (19) Request Sequence E it Buffer Dump............................................................................................59
$14 (20) Transmit/Receive Sequence E it Buffer Dump............................................................................59
Matrix Source an Destination List.......................................................................................................................60
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Kiwi-3P Matrix Features
•102 Tones & 8 Sequences can be stored and edited, Sequences can be optionally linked to tones. It is also possible to
temporarily edit any Tone or Seq
•Pulse Width Module is included with the Kiwi3P Matrix. This allows Pulse Width control and wave combinations.
•Saw, Pulse Width & Square Waveforms can be solo or mixed in any combination.
•Sysex support for all and MidiCC for most parameters, Midi Sysex support for Tone Dump & Load
•Patch Editor Control of Parameters (requires PE v 8.3 or later)
•Full Matrix system with 29 Source and 0 Destination types.
•Key Assign Modes are Poly Single, Poly Dual, Poly Triple, Unison & Solo
•Each Key Assign mode can have Rotate/Reassign, Staccato/Legato, Steal/No Steal with five steal modes (Highest, Lowest,
Oldest, Newest, Quietest)
•Portamento in all key modes
•Note Detune available in all key modes, DCO 1 & 2 have separate Tune controls (±12 semitones) and DCO2 has a Fine Tune
(±50 cents). There is also an Analogue Feel parameter that adds a small random detune to notes.
•Master Synth Fine Tune adjust in both hardware and software.
•Three independent envelope generators. These are traditional ADSR type and are modeled on the Original JX-3P. Each ENV
Mod can select from ENV 1 - 3 and has an Inverted or Normal modes. These are faster than the traditional JX-3P envelopes
•Three independent Low Frequency Oscillators with 6 waveforms each. Each LFO Mod can select from LFO 1-3. LFOs can be
plus and minus base note or plus base note only.
•Midi Note Aftertouch (Channel & Note), Midi and Internal Modulation Level and Midi Note Dynamics are all Matrix sources
and can be sent any Matrix Destination.
•LFO Button is a Matrix Source and can inject mod control to any matrix destination(s)
•Bend Lever is coded to DCO Frequency for Bend but is also a Matrix Source which can be sent to any Destination
•Front panel editing is available for all parameters. These can be edited via midi or the PG-200.
•Master, Sequencer and Arpeggiator clocks can optionally display on the front panel
•Key transpose allows transposition to any key. The range for this is -1 Octave to +2 Octaves
•Chorus has Manual Mode & variable speed
CHORD MODE
•Any chord with up to 6 notes can be set and played from any key
ARPEGGIATOR
•The Arpeggiator is clocked from the Master Clock and can be independently divided to Half Note, Quarter Note, 1/8 Note, 1/8
Note Half Swing, 1/8 Note Full Swing, 1/8 Note Triplets, 1/16 Note, 1/16 Note Half Swing, 1/16 Note Full Swing, 1/16 Note
Triplets, 1/32 Note, 1/32 Note Triplets, 1/6 Note.
•Arp modes are Up, Down, Up and Down, Random, As Played, 1, 2, 3 or octaves
•Arp can be Started, Stopped & Continued using Midi Commands
•Appeggiator will Output Midi Data
SEQUENCER
•8 separate 12 Max step Polyphonic sequences can be created and stored
•Sequences can be edited
•The Sequencer is clocked from the Master Clock and can be independently divided to Half Note, Quarter Note, 1/8 Note, 1/8
Note Half Swing, 1/8 Note Full Swing, 1/8 Note Triplets, 1/16 Note, 1/16 Note Half Swing, 1/16 Note Full Swing, 1/16 Note
Triplets, 1/32 Note, 1/32 Note Triplets, 1/6 Note.
•Sequencer can be Started, Stopped & Continued using Midi Commands
•Sequencer will Output Midi Data
PG-2
•Full PG-200 support
•PG-200 will output midi data
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Front Panel Description
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Basic Connections
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Menu Flow Chart

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Edit Map
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Menu Notes
The menu system in the 3P Upgrade
is complex. This is unavoidable due
to the number of features and the
limited number of buttons available.
The parameters for editing can all be
accessed using menu system. Tone
parameters are all saved with the
Tone and will be changed whenever
a Tone is loaded. Global Parameters
will remain unchanged on Tone
loads.
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Tone Selection
Group Buttons (A-D)
There are 16 Groups of 6 Tones in the Kiwi-3P matrix. Each group is made up of 8
Banks of 8 Tones giving a total of 102 Tones (16x8x8). As there are only Group
buttons there are layers of Groups. The current Group layer is changed by
pressing the currently selected Group button again. For example to change from
Group A to Group E press the Group A button when it is lit. One more press of the
same button will select Group I and another press will select Group M. Another
press will return you to Group A.
The Group lights will show which Group is selected as follows
Group Layer 1 (Groups A-D) Selected Group On Steady - others Off
Group Layer 2 (Groups E-H) Selected Group On Flashing - others Off
Group Layer 3 (Groups I-L) Selected Group Off - others On Steady
Group Layer (Groups M-P) Selected Group Flashing - others On Steady
Bank and Tone Buttons (1-8)
The buttons 1-16 have been split into two groups of 8. The buttons 1-8 are the BANK Selection buttons and the buttons
9-16 are the TONE Selection buttons 1-8. See the Front Panel layout on page 5. All tones have a Group, Bank and Tone
ID. The first tone has the location A:1:1, the second is A:1:2 and the last is P:8:8.
The Group, Bank and Tone buttons will light to show the selection.
Note - The memory protection switch on the rear of the 3P will prevent memory writing. The write button will not function
if the rear panel switch is in the middle position.
All the Tone lights will flash once if a write is attempted with the protect on.
You can only select one tone at a time
All tones on all banks can be edited and programmed (102 in total)
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Performance Control Section
Pitch Bender
This allows you to change the pitch of the DCOs.
The Bender is hard coded to the DCOs to enable
note bends but this is also three different Matrix
sources. The three types are Up only, Down only
or Both up & down. These can sent to any Matrix
destination.
LFO Trigger Button
This button will add modulation
and is a Matrix source. The
destination of this modulation can
be any of the Matrix destinations.
Bend Range Switch
This sets the Maximum effect of the bender.
•Wide...Maximum effect. This will be an
Octave for DCOs
•Mid...Medium effect. This will be a major
perfect 5th for DCOs
•Narrow...Smallest effect. This will be a
two semitones for DCOs
On all factory programs the LFO
button has a Matrix entry that will
give a moderate level of DCO LFO
level on both DCOs to give a
vibrato effect.
Brilliance Knob
This control sets the overall tone of the 3P. It
achieves this by altering the filter cutoff level for
all voices using the 3P hardware and will alter
any programmed filter settings.
Volume Knob
This sets the overall output level of
the 3P.
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Chorus button
Press this button to turn on the chorus
effect. The indicator LED will light when the
effect is on. Press this button again to select
Manual Mode and again to turn the Chorus
off. If manual mode has been selected then
this button will flash. The SENS slider will
alter Chorus Rate or Manual Position when
it is not being used for editing.
Hold button
The Hold button is used for two different
functions
A short press of the Hold button
will toggle the hold function and the
indicator LED will light when HOLD
is operating. While hold is on notes
played will continue to sound at the
envelope sustain or gate level
depending how the VCA mode has
been selected using Parameter edit
B: :5. If notes are played after all
notes were released the held notes
are cleared and a new hold is
started. To hold multiple notes play
them all before releasing the last
note. This differs from the original
3P hold method.
A long press of the HOLD button
will enter ARP MODE Edit. This is a
shortcut for Parameter Edit D:3:1
The ARP MODE value can be
changed using the Edit Slider. Press
HOLD again to exit edit mode.
ARP (Mute) button
This button start and stops the Arpegiator.
The the Arpegiator is on this button LED
will flash.
Key Transpose button.
Transposition to any key is possible by
pressing the Key Transpose button and
pressing the Note you wish to transpose to.
The transpose note can be any note
between C below middle C to C two
octaves above middle C giving a three
octave range.
Note - Key Transposing will not apply to
midi note data sent to the 3P. It is
possible to have the 3P playing a
different note to another keyboard using
the same midi note data if the Key
Transpose has been set.
A long press of the KEY TRANSPOSE
button will enter ARP RANGE Edit. This is a
shortcut for Parameter Edit D:3:2. The ARP
RANGE value can be changed using the
Edit Slider. Press KEY TRANSPOSE again
to exit edit mode.
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3P Upgrade Notes
Waveforms The Kiwi-3P Matrix changes the JX-
3P Waveforms available. These can
be mixed in any combination.
The Wave types are
SAW
PULSE WIDTH
SQUARE.
Note – Each raw wave type is at the
maximum level in the JX-3P
hardware. When you mix them they
are added together increasing the
level further. This can distort the
internal hardware. No damage will
occur but the sound is not always
as you would expect.
Some notes about the PW wave.
The Pulse wave is derived from the
Sawtooth wave that the 3P
generates. The hardware to do this
is 1970s style resistors, capacitors
and op amps making the result not
very precise and will change with
temperature changes. As the quality
of the PW wave generation depends
on the quality of the Saw wave the
PW clarity can suffer. We have built
in to the upgrade a system to adjust
out the worst of the variations and
improve the Saw wave shape but it
is a feature of the 3P sound that the
waves are not perfect.
Sync The Kiwi-3P Matrix has three types
of Sync
SYNC1 – The Square wave of DCO1
is used to gate (reset) the clock
generator of DCO2. This effects all
the waves of DCO2.
SYNC2 - The Square wave of DCO1
is used to gate (reset) the clock
generator of DCO2. In addition the
Square wave of DCO1 is used to
reset the SAW wave generator in
DCO2. This effects all the waves of
DCO2.
METAL - The Square wave of DCO1
is used to reset the SAW wave
generator in DCO2. The sound of
the DCO2 SAW is the only wave
effected.
Sens Control The behaviour of the Sens control
during parameter editing has been
changed from the way the original
3P works. When editing a parameter
the current value of the parameter
must be matched before the Sens
Control will have any effect on the
parameter value. e.g. if the filter
cutoff is set to 7 the Sens must be
moved to 7 before it will begin to
edit the setting. This has been done
so that a parameter will not jump to
the Sens setting which can cause
unpredictable and sometimes
unpleasant results.
The switch settings are not changed
using the Bank buttons as with the
original JX-3P. They are now also
changed using the Sens control.
See the section on Parameter
Editing for details on this.
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Clock Display The Arp, Sequencer & Master
clocks can display on the front
panel. The Clocks will display on the
three buttons to the left of the
Master Clock Rate slider.
This has been made optional as
flashing lights can be annoying.
Midi Switch The 3P should be run with the
protect switch in the centre position.
This will protect the memory. This
can be moved to 'Protect off' in
either direction to change patches.
The Midi and PG-200 inputs will
work in all switch positions.
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3P Upgrade Notes
Chorus In normal play mode the Chorus
Speed can be adjusted using the
SENS Edit slider. this is a shortcut to
parameter edit D:3:6.
If the Chorus is in Manual Mode
changing the SENS slider will shift
the Chorus position.
Midi Received
Midi Panic
Midi data received will flash the
TAPE Memory button light if it is
recognized by the 3P.
The TAPE button also acts as Midi
Panic and will cancel any
sounding notes both midi and
internal. To stop all output from the
3P press and release the TAPE
button.
PG-200 Support The Kiwi-3P supports the PG-200
controller using a dedicated second
cpu. Due to the limited controls on
the PG-200, only the parameters
with controls on the PG-200 can be
edited using this.
Note - The PG-200 controller should
be plugged into the JX-3P before it
is powered on to work correctly.
There are power wires in the PG-
200 cable that are unfused. Do not
plug or unplug this cable while
the synth is turned on. If the cable
is damaged do not use the PG-
2 as serious damage to the
synth or PG-2 could occur.
Sysex Dump The following dump types have
been provided.
1) Tone and Sequence edit buffers.
When these are loaded into the
Kiwi-3P Matrix they will overwrite the
currently selected Tone or
Sequence in the edit buffer only and
are not written to permanent
memory. After loading the edit
dump it will need to be written to
memory if it is to be retained.
2) The 'All Tone Dump' will dump all
6 Tones from the currently selected
Group. To dump all 102 Tones it
will be necessary to perform 16
Group dumps. The All Sequence
Dump will dump all 8 Sequences.
When these dumps are played into
the Kiwi-3P Matrix they will load into
the same Group that was selected
when the dump was made and will
overwrite all memory locations in
that Group.
3) The Global dumps will dump all
the global settings.
Note - All Dumps and Loads use the
edit buffer to transfer data. Any
unsaved edits will be lost. e.g. If you
dump Tones the saved version will
be dumped not the edit buffer.
Note - Write Protect must be off to
Load Dumps
The Kiwi-3P Matrix will recognise a
number of different sysex dump
types for importing Tones. These
include Kiwi-3P, Kiwi8P, Kiwi-1000,
Kiwi-SJX (Tones only), Roland 8P.
The Kiwi-3P Matrix cannot support
every parameter in these imports
but it will get as close as it can.
Some editing may be required.
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Portamento The way portamento works changes
for the 5 different keying modes and
if Chord mode is set.
For Poly (6 voices), Double (three
voices) & Triple (2 voices) each
voice will slide independently for
new notes played. For Unison (6
voices) and Solo (1 voice) and
Chord (1 voice/note) voices will
slide in unison to the next note
played.
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Sequencer
The JX-3P Upgrade contains a
polyphonic sequencer that has the
capacity of 12 step automatic
playing. Up to 6 notes can be
played at a time so writing a chord
is possible.
Sequencer Write Button
This button is used for ARP CLOCK
DIVIDE edit in the Kiwi-3P Matrix
and is not used for the sequencer
Sequencer Tie Button
This button is used for SEQ CLOCK
DIVIDE edit in the Kiwi-3P Matrix.
Press this button and edit the Clock
Divide using the SENS Edit slider.
Press again to exit Seq Clock edit
mode.
This button is also used for
Sequence Erase. To ERASE a Seq
long press this button.
Sequencer Rest Button
This button is used for SEQ LOAD
and SEQ EDIT in the Kiwi-3P Matrix.
To Load a Sequence into the Edit
Buffer press this button followed by
a Tone button 1-8. Note that the
TONE buttons are the JX-3P buttons
9-16.
To Edit a Sequence Long press this
button to start Edit mode.
Note - if more than 6 notes are used
in one step only the last 6 notes will
play.
Rate Knob
This controls the speed of the
Master Clock if the clock source is
selected as internal using parameter
control GA:2:1. If the clock source is
set to MIDI source this control will
have no effect. Also if a clock
source is plugged into the external
socket labeled “Seq Trigger In” on
the rear of the 3P this will override
the internal clock and this control.
If the 3P has been configured to
send midi Clocks then the Rate
control will set the speed of these.
Note - if anything is plugged into the
External Input labeled “Seq Trigger
In” the internal Clock will stop. This
is a hardware function of the 3P.
Start/Stop Button
This button is used to start or stop
the sequencer playing. Each time
you press this button the sequencer
will start or stop. Note - If the clock
source is midi or external the
sequence will not begin playing until
the first clock is received.
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Writing and Editing The 3P Upgrade differs from the
original 3P in the way a Sequence is
edited. The only way to erase or
blank a sequence is by a long press
of the Seq Tie button. If you
choose an existing sequence
when Seq Edit is pressed then
any step(s) you write will
overwrite all notes in the existing
step(s) already in the sequence.
The Tone 6 (backwards) and Tone 7
(forwards) buttons will allow non
destructive stepping within a
sequence.
e.g. if the existing sequence is C, D,
E, F, G and you step to the third
step and play the chord C E G the
resulting sequence will now be C, D,
CEG(chord), F, G. You will have
overwritten the third step.
You can write the pitch by playing
the keyboard (or midi keyboard),
and the rhythm by pressing the Tie
button and the Rest button. (The
pitch and rhythm should be
simultaneously written).
(1) Find the shortest time value in
the phrase you wish to write. Then
divide the longer time values by that
shortest one.
(e.g)
(2) The external selector switch
should remain in the PG-200 or MIDI
position when writing to memory.
(3) During Seq Editing pressing the
Write button followed by the Tone
button will save the Sequence to
memory. The current Sequence
number will flash on the Tone lights
to show the current Sequence but
the WRITE can be made to any tone
number 1-8 (These are the original
JX-3P buttons 9-16).
( ) By playing the keyboard and
using the Tie button (Tone 2) and
Rest button (Tone 1), write steps
one after another.
(5) If writing is complete press the
Write button followed by a Tone
button 1-8 to Save the Sequence to
permanent memory or the Start
button or Shift Button to exit edit
mode. The Start button will also
start the sequence playing on the
next clock received. If the Seq is not
saved the sequence will be lost if
the 3P is powered off or another
sequence is loaded. Pressing the
Start/Stop button again will stop the
sequence playing and the Start
indicator will go out.
(6) Return the Ext Switch to the
Memory Protect Position.
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Arpeggiator
The KiwiTechnics 3P Upgrade has a
built in Arpeggiator that can be
applied to any sound.
Arpeggiator Mode is entered and
exited by pressing and releasing the
ARP (JX-3P Mute) button.
The ARP button will flash when the
ARP is running.
The clock for the Arpeggiator can
be divided from the master clock
using the ARP DIVIDE button (JX-3P
SEQ WRITE button) and the divide
setting changed using the SENS
slider. The 13 divide options are:-
Half Note ( 8/Step)
Quarter note (2 /Step)
8th note (12/Step)
8th note, 1/2 swing (1 ,10/Step)
8th note, full swing (16,8/Step)
8th note triplets (8/Step)
16th note (6/Step)
16th note, half swing (7,5/Step)
16th note, full swing (8, /Step)
16th note triplets ( /Step)
32nd note (3/Step)
32nd note triplets (2/Step)
6 th note triplets (1/Step)
A long press of the HOLD button
allows the ARP MODE to be
changed using the SENS slider.
Press HOLD or Cancel to exit this
mode. Options are UP, DOWN,
UP/DOWN, RANDOM & AS PLAYED
A long press of the KEY TRANS
button allows the ARP RANGE to be
changed using the SENS slider.
Press HOLD or Cancel to exit this
mode. Options are 1, 2, 3 or
Octaves.
Note - If the Arpeggiator notes held
are spread over more than 1 octave
and more than one octave is
selected in the Arp Range the notes
played will be as follows. All the first
octave notes held will play followed
by the same pattern moved up one
or two octaves. The result of this will
be the first note of the second pass
can be lower than the last note of
the first pass. This can sound odd if
you have selected one direction for
the Arp Mode.
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Setting up with External Devices
External Clock
You can adjust the tempo, and start
or stop the Arpeggiator and/or
Sequencer of the JX-3P with the
controls on the external unit.
Before starting external
synchronization with the external
unit, make sure that the built-in
sequencer in the JX-3P is not
running. Press the Start/Stop
button and it's indicator will light
then start the synchronization.
Midi Notes
If your JX-3P has Midi though fitted
this should be used if multiple units
are being used on the midi chain to
reduce delays. Full midi command
details are at the end of the manual.
Hold Pedal
The Roland DP-2 is shown but any
pedal that shorts the tip can be
used. The polarity of the hold
pedal is autosensed when the
Kiwi-3P Matrix is powered on. For
this work correctly the Hold Pedal
should not be pressed as the
synth is powered on. There is a
Global Parameter (GA:2:5) that
lets you change the polarity of the
pedal so the autosense can be
overridden until the 3P is switched
off.
The Hold Pedal is a matrix source
which can be sent to any
destination.
PG-200 Controller
The PG-200 can be used with the
Kiwi-3P Matrix upgrade. Only the
parameters on the PG-200 can be
edited using this. Edits are made
to the edit buffer only and will
need to be saved to memory if
you wish to keep them.
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